Name: Rust Fundamentals and Ecosystem
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What You'll Learn

The origins and evolution of Rust, from a side project at Mozilla to a language powering critical infrastructure at leading tech companies.
The principles that set Rust apart: memory safety without a garbage collector, fearless concurrency, and zero-cost abstractions.
How Rust’s ownership, borrowing, and lifetime models provide predictable, reliable resource management.
The tools and ecosystem that make Rust productive and enjoyable for developers.
How Rust enables safe, high-performance concurrency and asynchronous programming.
Rust’s role in systems programming, embedded development, web/cloud services, and high-performance computing.
Best practices for interoperability, ecosystem navigation, and planning your Rust learning journey.
Basic Syntax
Math, string functions
Decision-making, functions, loops
Arrays, Vectors, Tuples

Requirements

Learners should be familiar with basic programming ideas such as variables, functions, data types, and control flow
Some exposure to how computers manage memory, processes, and concurrency will help, but is not strictly necessary. The course explains these concepts as they relate to Rust.

Anyone interested in the basic syntax of rust
Developers, engineers, and technical leaders interested in Rust’s concepts and ecosystem without writing code.
Students and professionals seeking a conceptual foundation before hands-on programming.
Anyone curious about modern systems programming, safe concurrency, and the future of high-performance software.

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